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Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Learn more . Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. I have Visual Studio 2008 with SP1 installed and it is crashing when I'm using lambda expressions in the Moq Framework. At first I thought the problem was Resharper...but now that I have uninstalled it, VS 2008 still crashes. I'm able to replicate the issue every time. I'm thinking perhaps it may be some other plugin that is causing the issue rather than VS 2008...but I can't be sure of that. So what I'm trying to find

I am in the middle of a big refactoring. I have dozens of methods, which are called via positional parameters. Now I would like to have them called via named parameters. The methods exist in several, non-inherited classes and have the same name and their signatures differ. Example: Definitions public class Foo { public static Foo Create(int count, string name) { ... } } public class Bar { public static Bar Create(string description, bool yesNo, float factor) { ... } } And the following calls I would like to replace, from public void CreateSomeObjects() { var foo = Foo.Create(123, "foo"); var

Is there a way to get Visual Studio 2008 to do matching brace highlighting for Javascript? If there is no way to do it in Studio, can it be done using ReSharper? Thanks!! Note that Visual Studio will still find a matching brace in JavaScript via Ctrl + ]. Here is an extension for VS2010 that will do just what you desire. And it's free! http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/872d27ee-38c7-4a97-98dc-0d8a431cc2ed You could give Visual Assist X a go: http://www.wholetomato.com/ For what it's worth, I use the most excellent ViEmu plugin for visual studio, and it supplies the Vi(m) paren

Any idea why I'm not getting any documentation to go along with my ReSharper IntelliSense? If I go to the ReSharper options and enable the Visual Studio IntelliSense instead, I get the proper documentation when going through the members in the IntelliSense pop up. If I re-enable the ReSharper IntelliSense, I now get the ReSharper IntelliSense pop up sans documentation. Go to ReSharper | Options -> Environment | IntelliSense | Completion Appearance . Check Show member signatures and Show summary . For those who, like me, tried the solution provided above and it didn't work. I found this article

I like ReSharper, but it is a total memory hog. It can quickly swell up and consume a half-gig of RAM without too much effort and bog down the IDE. Does anybody know of any way to configure it to be not as slow? Turn off the on-the-fly compilation (which, unfortunately, is one of its best features) Not sure how big your solutions are, but I stopped using 4.5 for the same reasons I stopped using all previous versions, memory usage. Code analysis and unit test support was the main reason I bought it, turning it off means the rationale for using it is gone. Workstation has 4GB of memory, and I